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Thomas Lafayette Bynum

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Thomas Lafayette Bynum

Birth
Leonard, Fannin County, Texas, USA
Death
23 Jun 1952 (aged 61)
Borger, Hutchinson County, Texas, USA
Burial
Borger, Hutchinson County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
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Son of Samuel Lafayette Bynum (1852–1918) and Lula Isabel Hefner (1871–1948).

He married Viola Perdue on 1 Jan 1913 in Fannin County, Texas. Marriage document lists the groom's name as Tom Bynum and the bride's name as Viola Perdue.

Tom and Viola had 13 children:

Nettie Arlene Bynum (1913–2005)
Joe Cife Bynum (1915–1988)
Dorothy May Bynum (1918–1993)
Jessie Bee Bynum (1919–2000)
Juanita Marie Bynum (1923–1994)
J D Bynum (1923–2002)
Katherine "Kay" Inez Bynum (1927–2015)
Tommie Junior Bynum (1929–1982)
J C Bynum (1931–1998)
Betty Lou Bynum (1932–2013)
Frances Irene Bynum (1933–2020)
Donald Leroy Bynum (1937–2014)
Anna Ruth Bynum (1940–2012)

Per his obituary, he was a resident of Borger, Hutchinson County, Texas since 1926 and "employed by United Carbon since 1927, and had served as a foreman since 1935." The 1940 census lists his occupation as "Black washer" - "Carbon Black Industry". He was injured at work on 11 June 1952 when 3000 pound steel beam fell on him. He died from his injuries 12 days later.
Son of Samuel Lafayette Bynum (1852–1918) and Lula Isabel Hefner (1871–1948).

He married Viola Perdue on 1 Jan 1913 in Fannin County, Texas. Marriage document lists the groom's name as Tom Bynum and the bride's name as Viola Perdue.

Tom and Viola had 13 children:

Nettie Arlene Bynum (1913–2005)
Joe Cife Bynum (1915–1988)
Dorothy May Bynum (1918–1993)
Jessie Bee Bynum (1919–2000)
Juanita Marie Bynum (1923–1994)
J D Bynum (1923–2002)
Katherine "Kay" Inez Bynum (1927–2015)
Tommie Junior Bynum (1929–1982)
J C Bynum (1931–1998)
Betty Lou Bynum (1932–2013)
Frances Irene Bynum (1933–2020)
Donald Leroy Bynum (1937–2014)
Anna Ruth Bynum (1940–2012)

Per his obituary, he was a resident of Borger, Hutchinson County, Texas since 1926 and "employed by United Carbon since 1927, and had served as a foreman since 1935." The 1940 census lists his occupation as "Black washer" - "Carbon Black Industry". He was injured at work on 11 June 1952 when 3000 pound steel beam fell on him. He died from his injuries 12 days later.


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